G.O.A.T. returns after injury

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In League of Legends there is no one who can match the brilliance of Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok. The latter has now surprisingly returned to his team’s starting lineup after an injury.

Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok has already won everything there is to win in League of Legends. Even at 27 years old, and despite being one of the longest-serving pros in the game by now, there are few who can match his skill. The news that Faker had to take a break from playing due to pain in his arm came as a corresponding surprise. T1 could not say at the time when he would return to the team.

In his place, Yoon “Poby” Sung-won, who normally competes in the Mid Lane of the Academy team, took over. Unfortunately, Sung-won failed to match the class of his predecessor, which is why T1 lost one match after another.

 

Faker returns

But as surprising as Fakers injury was announced, he now made his comeback in the domestic LCK. Although T1 was given a doable task in Kwangdong Freecs, it was not a given that the boys around Fakers would beat their competition. But despite all the suspicions, it seemed that the return of the G.O.A.T. would make the difference, which is why the team eventually managed to send their opponents to the boards with a 2-0 score.

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